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ARTICLE · 17 FEBRUARY 2021

Group Of Democratic Senators Release Latest CDA Reform Bill

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With the change in administrations in Washington, there has been a drive to enact or amend legislation in a variety of areas.

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With the change in administrations in Washington, there has been a drive to enact or amend legislation in a variety of areas. However, most initiatives lack the zeal found with the bipartisan interest in "reining in social media" and pursuing reforms to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (CDA). As we have documented,, the parade of bills and approaches to curtail the scope of the immunities given to "interactive computer services" under CDA Section 230 has come from both sides of the aisle (even if the justifications for such reform differ along party lines). The latest came on February 5, 2021, when Senators Warner, Hirono and Klobuchar announced the SAFE TECH Act. The SAFE TECH Act would limit CDA immunity by enacting "targeted exceptions" to the law's broad grant of immunity.

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